Gandhi Indian Restaurant & Bar

Reykjavík

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Price

€4.95

Gandhi Indian Restaurant & Bar

With fresh Icelandic ingredients and spices personally imported from India, this restaurant's creations are simply fabulous. The chicken curries are excellent, as is Raita and the mushroom appetizers.

Information

addressBergstaðastræti 13, Reykjavík
emailgandhi@gandhi.is
openingHoursSun–Thu 4pm–10pm, Fri & Sat 4pm–11pm
phone+354 511 1691
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